COLOMBO, Sri Lanka: Pakistan’s young kickboxing talent made its mark in Colombo as Agha Talal Haider and Naseebullah captured their respective titles at international kickboxing competitions in Sri Lanka, earning praise across Balochistan for their impressive performances.
Agha Talal Haider, who hails from Pishin district of Balochistan, produced a determined performance in a tough and thrilling contest to defeat an Indian fighter and claim his title.
Two Pakistani kickboxers secured titles at an international kickboxing competition held in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Agha Talal Haider, who hails from Pishin district in Balochistan, defeated an Indian opponent after a closely contested bout to claim his title. In another contest,… pic.twitter.com/HF79JBm11A
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Another Pakistani kickboxer, Naseebullah, also delivered an impressive display, overcoming a Sri Lankan opponent to secure his respective championship.
🇵🇰🥊 Pakistan shines in Colombo!
Pakistani kickboxers Agha Talal Haider from Pishin and Naseebullah secured their respective titles at an international kickboxing event in Sri Lanka.
Agha defeated an Indian fighter, while Naseebullah beat a Sri Lankan fighter. 🏆
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The double victory triggered celebrations in Pishin and other parts of Balochistan, with sports circles, citizens and young people congratulating both fighters and their coach, Samiullah Kakar, on the international success.
The athletes’ achievements were described as a matter of pride for Pakistan, Balochistan and particularly Pishin, highlighting the region’s growing sporting potential.
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Citizens said the success of Haider and Naseebullah once again demonstrated the talent and determination of Pishin’s youth, adding that greater opportunities, training facilities and institutional support could help young athletes bring further international recognition to Pakistan.
The victories also underscored the potential of Pakistan’s emerging combat-sports athletes to compete successfully on the international stage when provided with the right opportunities and encouragement.
